Prashna — ask a question now

A chart cast for the exact moment and place a question is asked — no birth data needed.

Covers marriage, missing or stolen articles, job and career, business, education, property, vehicle, travel, wealth, litigation, and most other everyday questions. Health, death, and anything needing expert safety review are not available yet.

Ask once, with a settled mind. Prashna reads your question from the moment you first sincerely ask it.

What would you like to ask?

One clear question about a marriage, or a lost or stolen article. "Will I get married this year" or "where is my lost ring" get you further than a broad question.

For example: , or

What is missing? (only for a lost or stolen article question)

Are you asking about your own marriage? (optional)

This decides which planets are read alongside Venus as co-significators — Venus and the Moon for a man, Jupiter and Mars for a woman. Leave it blank and only Venus is used.

Think of your question, and pick a number from 1 to 108 (optional)

Did you notice anything unusual as you asked? (optional)

Only fill in what you actually noticed at the moment of asking. Leave the rest blank — nothing here is invented.

Direction you were facing or something came from

A sound you heard

A part of your body you touched

An object you noticed

The first word or letter you heard

A movement you saw

Anything else

Where are you asking from?

The place of the question, at this moment — not a birth place.

Or pick the place manually

Place of the question

Every state, district and taluk in India. Narrow it down as far as you can — the taluk is what makes the chart accurate to the place rather than to the region.

State or union territory

District

Taluk

Outside India, or somewhere not on the list

Leave the state empty above and use this instead. Pick a city, or give the coordinates and timezone of the place.

City

Latitude

Longitude

Timezone

Cancel

One question, asked once.

Prashna is a traditional method of reading a question from the moment it is asked. It is not a prediction or a guarantee.